Congal a Poem in Five Books
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He yielded back ; but darkly still blind Conan battled on, Till, not, indeed, like lofty elm in leafy time of year, But like -a storm-dismantled mast, that, with its tattered gear, (The long-tormented keel, at last, heaved by a landward swell Against the rock, ) goes overboard, at Kellach's feet he fell. But Kellach took no trophy ; for, with dark brows newly helmed, Congal approached and said, " Although that hand hath overwhelmed CONGAL. 139 " My soul with woe ; and righteous rage would justi...fy my spear '- In piercing, shieldless, as thou art, and combat- wearied here, " The author of so huge a grief; yet for the sake of him "Whose clear renown no breath of thine shall e'er have power to dim, " Go, arm thee, and have needful rest : anon, when apt to mate " With one fresh-breathed and armed as I, return and have thy fate. " " Congal, I swear I go not hence without my meed of fame, " Cried Kellach, and seized Conan's crest, to drag him.
As the flame Bursts, at the breath of outer air, through fire- conceal- ing smoke, So, forth in fiercer blaze anew the wrath of Congal broke; And at the chief he aimed a stroke had stretched upon the field War's noblest victim offered yet ; but swift, with guardian shield, Huge Ultan Long-Hand thrust between ; and others not a few From Conal's and Clan-Colla's ranks to aid their champion flew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He yielded back ; but darkly still blind Conan battled on, Till, not, indeed, like lofty elm in leafy time of year, But like -a storm-dismantled mast, that, with its tattered gear, (The long-tormented keel, at last, heaved by a landward swell Against the rock, ) goes overboard, at Kellach's feet he fell. But Kellach took no trophy ; for, with dark brows newly helmed, Congal approached and said, " Although that hand hath overwhelmed CONGAL. 139 " My soul with woe ; and righteous rage would justi...fy my spear '- In piercing, shieldless, as thou art, and combat- wearied here, " The author of so huge a grief; yet for the sake of him "Whose clear renown no breath of thine shall e'er have power to dim, " Go, arm thee, and have needful rest : anon, when apt to mate " With one fresh-breathed and armed as I, return and have thy fate. " " Congal, I swear I go not hence without my meed of fame, " Cried Kellach, and seized Conan's crest, to drag him.
As the flame Bursts, at the breath of outer air, through fire- conceal- ing smoke, So, forth in fiercer blaze anew the wrath of Congal broke; And at the chief he aimed a stroke had stretched upon the field War's noblest victim offered yet ; but swift, with guardian shield, Huge Ultan Long-Hand thrust between ; and others not a few From Conal's and Clan-Colla's ranks to aid their champion flew.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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